African lawmakers accelerate tech policy for digital economy

According to Obsidian Systems, a provider of open-source solutions and the global SaaS backup firm, HYCU, the age of considering backups as a checkbox exercise is over.

The telco is working with its partners to provide digital solutions to over 10,000 merchants, with the goal of improving operational efficiency.

This milestone, according to the company, reinforces its commitment to providing Zambian retailers with a robust, compliant, and future-ready solution.

This strategic deal intends to equips EgyptAir with scalable, cloud-native connectivity to meet growing bandwidth, security, and automation demands.

The country's regulatory bodies recently examined real use cases for AI in optimising decision-making processes in the public sector.

The government intends to deploy the system at the Victoria Falls International Airport, the Joshua Mqabuko Nkomo International Airport, and the Beitbridge Border Post.

What we can expect going forward is to see AI being layered more into worker safety solutions because automation has such a massive safety upside.

Tech leaders urge South Africans to embrace AI and automation to reverse the jobs crisis.

The advanced software-defined networking solution incorporates AI, machine learning and automation.

The government plans to contract a service provider to establish three autonomous biometric identity card manufacturing sites across the country.

As businesses embark on their digital transformation journey, automation serves as a stepping stone towards becoming a more data-driven enterprise.